Rhino HPD Hydraulic Series Accessories
The Rhino HPD-60 takes its power from a hydraulic circuit, so the parts on this page are what connect it, control it, and size it to the post. The HPD 60 oil flow divider splits circuit oil so the driver gets the flow it needs, and the 20 ft hydraulic extension hose is built for high-pressure service and lets the power source sit back off the fence line. The remote valve, with a 6 in. whip and a 6 ft hose, moves the trigger into the operator’s hand so nobody has to stand at the post while it drives. At the tool end, the 3-7/8 in. round master chuck and the 2-1/2 in. Chuck-Lok match the driver to the post. Ships from Denver.
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Rhino HPD Hydraulic Series Accessories
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Rhino HPD Hydraulic Series Accessories
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Rhino HPD Hydraulic Series Accessories
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What Each Part Does
Five parts, three jobs: move oil to the driver, hold the trigger back from the post, and fit the section.
| Part | Job | From the listing |
|---|---|---|
| Oil flow divider | Splits circuit oil to the driver | HPD 60 |
| Hydraulic extension hose | Extends the pressure line | 20 ft |
| Remote valve | Runs the driver remotely | 6 in. whip hose, 6 ft hose |
| HPD-60 master chuck | Seats the post in the driver | 3-7/8 in. round |
| Chuck-Lok with locking nut | Narrows the chuck opening | 2-1/2 in.; locking nut 301920 |
All five are on the grid above.
Feeding the Driver
A hydraulic driver is only as good as the oil behind it. The flow divider keeps a shared circuit from starving or over-feeding the tool, and the extension hose buys reach without dragging the power source down the fence line. Supply it from a hydraulic power pack or carrier circuit at the driver’s rated flow and pressure.
Chucks and Post Size
The master chuck is the opening the post enters; the Chuck-Lok narrows it for smaller sections and is held by locking nut 301920 so it cannot back off under impact. Sort the chuck before the job, not on it. Odd sections and hand work fall to manual drive caps and breaker drive tools.
Common Questions
What accessories does an HPD-60 need to run? A hydraulic supply, hose to reach the post, and a chuck that fits the section. The flow divider and the 20 ft extension hose handle the supply side; the remote valve is optional but keeps the operator clear of the post. See the Rhino post driver buyer’s guide.
What size chuck does the HPD-60 use? The master chuck for the HPD-60 is listed as 3-7/8 in. round. The 2-1/2 in. Chuck-Lok adapts down from a master chuck assembly for smaller posts.
Where do the HPD fittings and hoses go? Between the power source and the tool: the extension hose runs from the pack to the whip on the remote valve, and the valve feeds the driver. For the tools themselves, see post drivers and the Rhino hydraulic line.
Do you stock these? Most of the rhino hpd hydraulic series accessories range is stocked in Denver, and in-stock orders placed by 4 PM ET ship the same day. We don’t promise same-day on an item that isn’t on the shelf — check with us and we’ll tell you what’s here.